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The Chemicals Agricultural And Veterinary Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper storage of chemicals
- Inadequate personal protective equipment (PPE)
- 2. Mixing Chemicals
- Chemical reactions
- Fires and explosions
- 3. Loading Equipment
- Manual handling injuries
- Spills and leaks
- 4. Transporting Chemicals
- Vehicle accidents
- Inhalation of hazardous substances
- 5. Application
- Exposure to hazardous chemicals
- Drift onto non-target areas
- 6. Cleaning and Maintenance
- Inhalation of chemical residues
- Contamination of water sources
- 7. Waste Disposal
- Environmental harm
- Injury from sharp objects
- 8. Monitoring and Recordkeeping
- Inaccurate records
- Misuse of chemicals
- 9. Emergency Procedures
- Lack of emergency response plan
- Inadequate fire protection equipment
- 10. Training and Supervision
- Insufficient knowledge of safe usage
- Untrained workers
- 11. Storage and Security
- Theft or vandalism
- Chemical spills or leaks
- 12. Ventilation
- Inadequate air exchange
- Buildup of hazardous fumes
- 13. Inspection and Testing
- Inaccurate testing
- Faulty equipment
- 14. Handling Chemical Containers
- Dropping containers
- Splashes and spills
- 15. Communication
- Miscommunication between workers
- Lack of hazard awareness